All Michelin Star restaurants I dined at asked for this.

> When you don’t know how to code, you just put these nodes together, and if it doesn’t work you just keep adding more and more and become increasingly confused. Suspiciously similar to this factory game I’ve been playing recently.

Cracked me up

I loved that bit too. Especially because when you do know how to code, you still do the same exact thing but some things are probably less verbose. Still lots of spaghetti involved occasionally.

You never eliminate a bottleneck, you just move it somewhere else.

This is something I knew, but Factorio taught me viscerally.

Belt is backed up: bottleneck in consumption/downstream production Belt is empty: bottleneck in upstream production or delivery

Cities:Skylines does this as well. Traffic is a bitch.

That's nothing - LabView even has a similar colour scheme !

https://physics.highpoint.edu/~bbarlow/courses/phy2100/docum...

(Orange. And Gray Tiles show up in the 'GUI' view.)

What do you mean "it's Paris", the mishaps happened in JFK, not CDG.

Screenshare isn't the same thing as taking over the keyboard.

You should not be taking over the keyboard!! If you are typing, they are not learning, they are spectating.

If there’s something that’s just annoying and not super relevant, like a command they don’t know, you can paste it in the chat. In the absolute worst case (I’ve done this ONCE in 3 years), I’ve used VSCode Live Share [0]. I’m sure you can probably use GitHub Codespaces too now.

[0] - https://code.visualstudio.com/learn/collaboration/live-share

It's much easier to switch between driver and navigator when doing pair programming at the same keyboard.

France stations weren't build as per the spec. That would have had to be corrected at some point anyway.

If you had asked me, I would have guessed Yahoo still had at least 30k employees.

I personally prefer seeing everything that I broke, not just the first one

It's still returning 404 in incognito mode for me.

I've been in teams where those comments are never addressed because the pressure is on "push something that roughly solves the task so you can show something during demo".

It is amazing that some Americans are so picky about going to the office instead of actual vacations with all your corporate access disabled.

These types of jobs have 4+ weeks of vacation anyway.

Has this changed recently? My offer from AWS came with 2 weeks of vacation, non-negotiable, and was part of why I rejected it.

Wow, that is very poor. I don’t know many Amazon people though, but I have read they are stingy. Although, I assumed 3 weeks of vacation was a minimum for white collar employees, especially in finance/law/engineering. I got 3 weeks when I came out of college in mid 2000s.

It grows up to a maximum of 4 weeks with seniority